fog and mist
Dec. 2nd, 2013 11:35 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
yamamanamaSo, this lady, let's just call her the Crazy Heron Lady, called for a third time, and apparently went off on a tangent about the attorney general killing her mother. From what I understand, a heron was devouring cygnets. All of this ended somehow with a very triumphant The Heron Flies Again.
Also, we had a cormorant and I'm pretty sure he was the source of the stink in the medical corridor.
And a shrew, which is not a rodent. They're of the shrew-and-mole order.
Also, chinchillas have weird balls. Weird genitalia in general. Birds have huge testes but they're only present when mating, because keeping their weight down is more important. They have internal testes as well, so I guess they evolved sperm that could withstand higher body temperatures.
Also, the whiteboard downstairs gets better every time: it now features a few toadstools, two squirrels in love with one suspended from an orange balloon, a turtle in a hanging bucket of water, and a butterfly perched on the largest toadstools. I'll make sure I have the camera, since if a photograph of the whiteboard in its current state exists, I have no idea where or how to find it.
burning question: why, if Google Groups appears to be broken, are the search results infested with links to them?
Also, we had a cormorant and I'm pretty sure he was the source of the stink in the medical corridor.
And a shrew, which is not a rodent. They're of the shrew-and-mole order.
Also, chinchillas have weird balls. Weird genitalia in general. Birds have huge testes but they're only present when mating, because keeping their weight down is more important. They have internal testes as well, so I guess they evolved sperm that could withstand higher body temperatures.
Also, the whiteboard downstairs gets better every time: it now features a few toadstools, two squirrels in love with one suspended from an orange balloon, a turtle in a hanging bucket of water, and a butterfly perched on the largest toadstools. I'll make sure I have the camera, since if a photograph of the whiteboard in its current state exists, I have no idea where or how to find it.
burning question: why, if Google Groups appears to be broken, are the search results infested with links to them?
